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<blockquote data-quote="Charger25" data-source="post: 322830" data-attributes="member: 9620"><p>I noticed the same thing years ago when I was fishing bass tournaments. I asked my mechanic about it and his reply was "Its because in the winter the air is cooler thus more dense and contains more oxygen per square foot. In the summer air is less dense and has a higher humidity , less oxygen per sq. foot. "</p><p> Seemed to make sense to me as most newer cars these days have a "cold air intake" where they draw outside air and not hotter air off the engine compartment. just my 2 cents</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Charger25, post: 322830, member: 9620"] I noticed the same thing years ago when I was fishing bass tournaments. I asked my mechanic about it and his reply was "Its because in the winter the air is cooler thus more dense and contains more oxygen per square foot. In the summer air is less dense and has a higher humidity , less oxygen per sq. foot. " Seemed to make sense to me as most newer cars these days have a "cold air intake" where they draw outside air and not hotter air off the engine compartment. just my 2 cents [/QUOTE]
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